Mycoplasma arthritidis produces a typical soluble superantigen (SAg) which shares many characteristics with bacterial toxins and Mouse Mammary Tumor Virus SAg. However, this microbe is associated with an autoimmune-like disorder and this disease may therefore serve as a model to investigate the potential role of a SAg in autoimmune disease pathogenesis. © 1993 Academic Press Ltd.
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Posnett, D. N. (1993). Do superantigens play a role in autoimmunity? Seminars in Immunology, 5(1), 65–72. https://doi.org/10.1006/smim.1993.1009
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